The concept of social obligations under Islamic law

This paper examines the concept of social obligations under Islamic law. It discusses the rule of obligation, one of the five types of rules under Islamic law. According to legal theorists, Islamic law is of two categories: defining law and declaratory law. The defining law is further divided, mainl...

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Main Authors: Ibrahim, Badruddin, Mohd, Azizah
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Language:English
Published: Serials Publications 2011
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spelling iium-95332012-07-04T07:08:14Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/9533/ The concept of social obligations under Islamic law Ibrahim, Badruddin Mohd, Azizah KBP Islamic Law This paper examines the concept of social obligations under Islamic law. It discusses the rule of obligation, one of the five types of rules under Islamic law. According to legal theorists, Islamic law is of two categories: defining law and declaratory law. The defining law is further divided, mainly, into five types of rules: obligation (ijab), recommendation (nadb), prohibition (tahrim), disapproval (karahah) and permissibility (ibahah). The paper examines the meaning of obligations, its types, rules, scope, and on whom it is incumbent. The paper also examines the objectives of Islamic law in relation to obligatory acts in realizing the public interest (maslahah) of the community particularly with respect to the protection of five essential values: religion (din), life (nafs), lineage (nasl), intellect (‘aql) and property (mal). The purpose of any rule of Islamic law is for the benefit to the people and to remove harm. This paper makes a modest attempt to provide the basic idea and understanding of the concept of social obligation in Islam. Serials Publications 2011-12 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/9533/1/The_concept_of_social_obligations_under_Islamic_law.pdf Ibrahim, Badruddin and Mohd, Azizah (2011) The concept of social obligations under Islamic law. Journal of Islamic Law Review, 7 (2). pp. 203-222. ISSN 0973-2918 http://www.serialspublications.com/contentnormal.asp?jid=393&jtype=1
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The concept of social obligations under Islamic law
description This paper examines the concept of social obligations under Islamic law. It discusses the rule of obligation, one of the five types of rules under Islamic law. According to legal theorists, Islamic law is of two categories: defining law and declaratory law. The defining law is further divided, mainly, into five types of rules: obligation (ijab), recommendation (nadb), prohibition (tahrim), disapproval (karahah) and permissibility (ibahah). The paper examines the meaning of obligations, its types, rules, scope, and on whom it is incumbent. The paper also examines the objectives of Islamic law in relation to obligatory acts in realizing the public interest (maslahah) of the community particularly with respect to the protection of five essential values: religion (din), life (nafs), lineage (nasl), intellect (‘aql) and property (mal). The purpose of any rule of Islamic law is for the benefit to the people and to remove harm. This paper makes a modest attempt to provide the basic idea and understanding of the concept of social obligation in Islam.
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title The concept of social obligations under Islamic law
title_short The concept of social obligations under Islamic law
title_full The concept of social obligations under Islamic law
title_fullStr The concept of social obligations under Islamic law
title_full_unstemmed The concept of social obligations under Islamic law
title_sort concept of social obligations under islamic law
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